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Expect copycats

Be flattered when other brands recreate your efforts. But continue to tweak to keep your content current, relevant, and reasonably familiar to your audience.

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Consider producing sequels to popular stories

Some Hallmark movies are so popular that the channel creates yearly sequels.

If you profile people or businesses, consider doing a follow-up content piece to see what is different since you last told their story.

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Original content isn't always necessary

Familiar content reworked into new packages works better to attract and grow audiences. Content that is recognisable makes it easier to consume and set expectations for rewarding outcomes. 

However, you should have some original and thought-provoking content. You should add...

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One story is not always marathon worthy

Repeating a familiar tone, style, and story arc won't guarantee immediate success. Hallmark started airing only a few movies a year before it caught on.

After you publish a few pieces of content containing familiar elements, pay attention to your audience's reaction. Look a...

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It's OK for the audience to know how the story ends

All Hallmark movies have happy endings. Audiences like the comfort of knowing how things will turn out.

A brand wouldn't publish a customer story that turns out bad or remains unsolved. Audiences want to know the story that leads to a successful outcome.

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Innovative content

Innovative content

Movies with similar plots may sound repetitive and appear to be a recipe for failure, yet it is the formula for success at the Hallmark Channel that other platforms study and copy.

It offers a reason for content marketers to reconsider the idea of i...

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Familiar faces help

Hallmark movies often include familiar faces. They use the same lead actors in multiple movies in a single season.

Consider featuring familiar sources or storytellers throughout your brand communications.

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A bigger audience doesn't require a bigger budget

Hallmark holiday movies attract about 80 million viewers for one holiday season. Hallmark productions reuse shooting locations, plot points and anything else they can.

When you consider how to do the most with your content marketing budget, look for ways to save, such as wr...

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Audiences like to consume the familiar. With some thinking, you can create content that works for them and your brand.

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Keep your tone of voice consistent

  • Brands can (and should) aim to develop their own tone of voice to set themselves apart.
  • But this tone of voice also needs to be in line with the preference of their intended audience.

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Create valuable content

If you want to build loyalty and win the trust of your audience, creating relevant and valuable content should be your number one focus.

This is the kind of content that meets the needs and pitfalls of your audience.

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